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FRUIT PROCESSING 7/2023 (PDF)

admin_fruitp — Fri, 28 Jul 2023 09:39:55 +0000

The issue 7/2023 features:

More flexibility in wine-bottle labelling – New generation of labellers impresses winegrowers’ cooperative
An improved analytical approach based on µ-QuEChERS combined with LC-ESI/MS for monitoring the occurrence and levels of patulin in commercial apple juices
Trendbite: How TikTok trends are driving beverage innovation
MOUNTAIN’S GOAT bitter sweet, naturally sassy – Alpen Tonic disrupts the Tonic Water Market
BrauBeviale in top form
New Product Launches
Business News
Market Price Report

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FRUIT PROCESSING 7/2022 (PDF)

admin_fruitp — Thu, 21 Jul 2022 11:11:55 +0000

The issue 7/2022 features:

Finest apple juice from VOG with Flottweg presses and centrifuges
No alcohol? No problem! Alcohol-free wine presents manufacturers with particular challenges in filtration and quality assurance
Energy with a difference – Alternative sugar increases consumer benefits
Brazil 2022-2023 orange crop forecast
drinktec 2022 – Focus on water and water management at drinktec
New Product Launches
Business News
Market Price Report

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FRUIT PROCESSING 9/2020 (PDF)

admin_fruitp — Fri, 18 Sep 2020 09:23:03 +0000

The issue 9/2020 features:

Clear conditions – a look at degradation of starch in apple juice
On course for growth: Cawingredients relies on can technology from KHS
Sustainable packaging that goes Way Beyond Good – The environmental impact of products
Bühler gives leading IQF processor a PolarVision™ edge in global fruit and vegetable markets
Study reveals importance of naturalness to food and beverage consumers in Latin America
BrauBeviale 2020 set to launch in Nuremberg as special edition
New Product Launches
Business News
Market Price Report

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FRUIT PROCESSING 11+12/2019 (PDF)

admin_fruitp — Wed, 18 Dec 2019 09:54:25 +0000

The issue 11+12/2019 features:

Rhubarb juice as a possibility of biological enzyme control in the production of apple juices
The treatment of juices and liquid foods with ion exchange resin and adsorbent polymers
The end of the Spirits Monopoly Law – Dynamic crossﬂow filtration in wine and fruit juice production
Natural and functional: Transform your drinks with fruit and veg
Beverage trends: Non-alcoholic drinks
New Product Launches
Business News
Market Price Report

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A crushing separation machine (CSM) for producing apple juice with low enzymatic browning

ChrisF — Mon, 07 Aug 2017 12:26:22 +0000

In addition to fresh consumption, apples are also processed into several products; juice, apple chips, jam and jelly. Apple juice contains a high level of phenolic compounds with antioxidant activity, such as ﬂavonoids, which may help prevent cardi-ovascular diseases or cancers (Hollman 2001). Therefore, apple juice occupies an important part of our daily diet. However, changes in apple juice color during processing and storage can be a major inconvenience because color defects can impair the sensory properties of the product and lower its nutritional value.

7 pages
Authors: H. Deng, Y. You, Q. Xia, Y. Meng (cor. author: Y. Meng), N. Qiu, Y. Guo, G. Ge
Published in FRUIT PROCESSING 5/2015

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Detection of apple juice adulteration

ChrisF — Thu, 03 Aug 2017 09:08:14 +0000

The matrix method is what we have chosen to call our approach to detecting adulterated juices. We first got into this back in 1979 when I was with Kroger and the state chemist of Tennessee called to question us about our apple juice, which they thought was adulterated. I told them the way they were testing the product, they could be faked out by the addition of K+ and NH4+ salts. They challenged us to come up with a better way and the matrix was born.

8 pages
Author: A. Brause
Published in FRUIT PROCESSING 7/1998

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Effect of pulsed electric fields on apple juice yield

ChrisF — Thu, 03 Aug 2017 08:47:44 +0000

Because the fruit accounts for a major part of the costs (about 25 %) in apple juice production, the total juice yield is important for overall economy. Today, enzymes are widely used to maximise juice extraction. The enzyme primarily break down cells walls to allow more juice to flow out of apple pulp during extraction. However, enzyme treatment entails batch processing and leads to changes in juice quality.

3 pages
Author: F. Innings
Published in FRUIT PROCESSING 10/1998

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The inﬂuence of various ﬁning agents on the composition of proteins in apple juice

ChrisF — Thu, 03 Aug 2017 07:59:24 +0000

Whether young or old, pure and sweet or mixed with mineral water into a refreshing ﬁzzy drink – people of all ages enjoy the golden juice squeezed from apples. In addition to the naturally cloudy varieties, clear apple juice is particularly prevalent commercially. Consumers tend to prefer this type of juice, as it more aesthetically pleasing and has a more pleasant texture. However, the sale of clear apple juice can be made considerably more difﬁcult if turbidity forms during storage, as buyers often mistakenly interpret this as an indication of a spoiled juice.

5 pages
Authors: Dr I. Schneider, F. Hoffmann
Published in FRUIT PROCESSING 5/2015

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